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What is Business Process Automation (BPA)?
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"...BPA streamlines all processes, eliminates redundant and non-value added tasks,
improves job management, and most importantly lowers your cost of operation..."
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Why Multiplicity?
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"...Multiplicity is a truly unique BPA system because it has been designed
with the end user in mind... It can be implemented and maintained entirely
by knowledgeable process users..."
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Try it out!
Go through our questionnaire
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"Try mapping out one of your processes on a piece of paper - it won’t take
long for you to start seeing some of the inefficiencies that are costing you time and money..."
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What is Business Process Automation:
Workflow – Widgets, Documents, and/or Concepts and Ideas travel through an organization
from ‘point A’ to ‘point B’ to ‘point C’ and so on. At each point, value added tasks
are performed in addition to non-value added tasks like completing documentation,
collecting data, entering data, scheduling, prioritizing, billing, etc.
In short – work is ‘managed’. While management of the work is absolutely essential,
it is typically viewed as a non-value added cost. Even for relatively simple processes,
this cost is significant when considered as a percentage of overall operational costs.
BPA streamlines these processes, eliminates redundant and non-value added tasks, improves
job management, and most importantly lowers your cost of operation.
Why Multiplicity:
Multiplicity is a truly unique BPA system because it has been designed with the end
user in mind. Individuals who know and actively work with the processes are in the best
position to set up an automation system that will improve the processes they control.
Multiplicity can be implemented and maintained entirely by knowledgeable process users.
In a traditional model, a company’s key staff members would spend countless man-hours
educating ‘non process’ individuals on their needs and how their processes work.
These ‘non process’ individuals would then design and build a system that staff members
would actually test, setup and utilize. Unfortunately, most small to mid-sized companies
will maintain the status quo rather than go through all the steps necessary to implement
a BPA system…regardless how inefficient their current processes are.
In a fraction of the time company personnel would traditionally spend in developing and
implementing a BPA system, frontline personnel can utilize the tools provided with
Multiplicity to create a workflow management system that produces better results and begins
improving the company’s bottom line immediately.
Try it out!
Try mapping out one of your processes on a piece of paper - it won’t take long for you to start
seeing some of the inefficiencies that are costing you time and money. Call SDA and fax or PDF
us the process description. Or use on-line questionary to fill out and send the electronic form.
Within a 3 business days time frame SDA will demo that process in an automated system –
you can judge for yourself – we are betting that you will see the cost justification right away
and want to implement our system throughout your shop. It is important to note that if you go
with our system, with our template walkthroughs, you will be creating your own process automation immediately.
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Why implement a BPA system?
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...A good BPA system allows you to leap ahead, and stay ahead, of your competitors curves..."
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Why implement a BPA system:
By automating the business processes, you reduce your operational costs
(significantly), improve your organization flexibility, add capabilities that
help better manage the processes, and open up additional opportunities for process
improvement.
A good BPA system will enable enhanced data collection about, and
throughout, your processes – which is critical information that allows you to leap
ahead, and stay ahead, of your competitors curves.
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Take a tour to find out how Job Tracker could help you to improve your bottom line:
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